The Plagues of Israel to Release the Hebrews

In this article I will talk about the plague that God sent to the Egyptians, and the Hebrews will release them from their hands. There is no struggle between God and the Egyptian God, not between the power of God and Egypt, to show who the true God is. In Exodus 9: 13-14 the Lord said to Moses the Pharaoh of Egypt, "The Lord, the God of the Hebrews, says: Let my people worship me, at this time I Take calls to you, your officials and your subject, and you will know that there are no people like me in the world.

Ten plague and departure was when Moses and Aaron entered Pharaoh's house and asked for Israeli people to go. The Pharaoh declined and after ten plagues the Hebrews put the blood of the lamb at the doorway of their house and kept them from the dead angels who would attack Egypt's country. The Hebrews ran away all the wealth of Egypt, the Lord appeared on the pillar of fire and led them to the Red Sea. Later, the Egyptians were angry after chasing them, and the water collapsed in Egyptian tanks.

Unfortunately Pharaoh did not allow Hebrews to liberate Egypt suffered 10 plagues and suffered great damage. After the separation of plague and the Red Sea, there was not much in Egypt. The Egyptians lost their troops, crops, cows, and even their first born son. Note: There are ten plagues in the Bible from Exodus 7:14 to Exodus 12:36. "This is what the Lord says" I must know that I am the Lord. Behold, I clap the water of the Nile river by the staff by hand and turn it into blood. The fish of the Nile river dies, the Nile river gives off a bad smell It turned out that the drinking water of the Nile river is difficult "(Exodus 7: 17-18)

In the second encounter with Pharaoh, Moses declared plague against the land and its gods (3: 8-10: 29) in order to ensure the liberation of Israel (3: 8-10: 29). The disaster against Egypt is a magical intervention to the God of the sovereign of the universe. They are designed to show the identity of the God of Israel and save the Israelis from their oppressed "master". Egyptian gods, especially the entire Pantheon of Pharaoh himself, seemed helpless in front of the God of Israel. Finally, the last encounter between Moses and Pharaoh was to declare the death of all the first sons of Egypt and the plague of the Passover system (11: 1 to 12: 36). It is the decisive judgment of the Pharaohs and the Egyptians, through its association with the Passover festival, it will have special historical and theological significance to Israel throughout history (12: 1). 28))